170 day Rice Experiment (Proof that hug therapy makes a difference!)

This experiment has been complete since sometime in 2010. I wanted to keep the video going until the 'love' rice expired, but the landlord in that place I moved to was sneezing pretty bad, so I had to put them outside and eventually throw them out.

I did this once before in freezer bags and the 'anger' bag grew stinky mold in 2 weeks and the 'love bag didn't grow mold. I didn't leave that up on YouTube because there were too many environmental variables during the experiment. These jars were sitting in the hot attic where I live (I love to sweat). The jars are now sitting beside my bed in another dwelling. I suppose my ability to produce hate has started to disappear ever since I started yoga and meditation. This is more scientific proof that just by starting yoga, meditation and becoming aware of the positive and negative forces that rule in the aether, thus understanding why everything happens, affects the entire house. I've also cast out every demon from this floor (from the place I used to live in). One used to dwell in my door, making it pop rhythmically every night. I cast it out, so that already raised the frequency around here.

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[htmldriver]

@salvador Correct; it's definitely the aura of the person interacting with matter. This explains why I feel a wave of love and acceptance when I walk through ghettos. It's the auras of the people.

[htmldriver]

@SurrealMax7: What's this? Someone snuck into my apartment and put 'good bacteria' into the 'Love Jar' and put 'bad bacteria' into the hate jar? Interesting theory. I suppose the same crook befuddled Dr Emoto's experiment and all the other people's experiments? I'm sure Pharmacorpse would spout the same impossible ssituation.

[htmldriver]

@STroB You have to see it in person to judge by the looks of it. The "hate" jar had the gray spots. The 'love' jar had slight yellowing at the top and the control rice had the least damage of the three. The lack of any emotion at all had the best effect. That doesn't mean love harms. It means hate harms and since humans have no choice but to emit some kind of emotion, love does the least amount of damage.

[htmldriver]

@orangebutterfly:

Oh, that was an encouraging comment - well, these experiments really smell and I'm really hypersensitive. I can no longer stand the mold doing this. When I started this experiment, I had the rare opportunity to use a different room to conduct this in. Since I move so often, it's hard to keep the jars in another room for very long.

[htmldriver]

@orangebutterfly:

You should do some research before posting a comment. This experiment is all over the web and it always has the same results. The reason I don't do this more than 2 times is because I'm always living with other people and I don't want to offend them with the moldy smell. If you want, you can provide the 'more experiments' and see for yourself.

[arpee9216]

@htmldriver , The hate jar had the most damage, the love jar had the least damage, and the lack of emotion had the best effect. So why is the conclusion that we should all love? Shouldn't this conclude that we should live in peace without going to the negative or the positive?

[RangsimanAimstar]

Dr.Masaru Emoto & fusionexcel

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[ScreamingWalnuts]

Wow! This must be why Goldie Hawn still looks amazing!

[jbrams68]

You say you lost your home during this? Why don't you try focusing your energy on getting a JOB? Plus Rice doesn't care if you love it or not.

[rave1704]

No you are not supposed to boil the rice..

[salvadorhpo2030]

Have a child do the love rice and someone that u might know with a bad background history. U will see the difference

[salvadorhpo2030]

The experiment varies from subject to subject due to the fact that the rice is also affect by the "kind" of person doing the experiment

[SurrealMax7]

You're looking at it all wrong. The love jar HAD healthy bacteria breaking it down. The control jar had little influence and did not evolve.